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...from department to department to help you pick out a head-to-toe ensemble. Nordstrom salespeople average an industry-leading $29,000 a year in base pay and commissions and are regarded as entrepreneurs with their own clientele. At the Westside Pavilion in Los Angeles, Nordstrom shopper Elaine Lerman says it's such service that keeps her coming back: "You can't beat it." Lerman acknowledges, however, that the clothing "just isn't as exciting" as it used...
...America's losing fight against fat -- one sure to fluster consumers as they frantically scan the nutritional labels on supermarket shelves -- comes from the Boston University Medical Center. Not only do some fats appear to be less harmful than others, say Dr. Edward Siguel and his colleague Dr. Robert Lerman, but diets deficient in "good" fats may actually be dangerous to human health. Backing up this startling assertion is a study Siguel and Lerman published in the journal Metabolism. In 47 patients with heart disease, they reported, blood levels of compounds known as essential fatty acids were strikingly lower than...
...pollyanish theme of this book is not enough to make you cringe, the way it is written will. Casale is a pollster for USA Today, and Lerman is an editor there...
...authors repeatedly refer to something called The Force, which they never really explain, but seems to have something to do with the karma of those who lived the '60s. Casale and Lerman have an annoying habit of capitalizing Things They Think Are Cute And Important...
Admittedly, an engaging passage. But Abbie wrote it the afternoon after Woodstock--20 years ago tomorrow. The world has irreversibly changed since then. The '60s are gone, and they are not coming back. It's about time "The Woodstock Generation"--and authors Casale and Lerman--realized...